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Thanks Darcy, I will follow up with CS and I will share photos.
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Thanks for the photo! I carry my bags the same way, it is much better for your back. My friends are not always thrilled to walk with me in this configuration, but being friends, they do.
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You knit over the cables....... OMG that is brilliant and now that I see it, it makes amazing sense; sort of an 'of course' moment. Thanks!.
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Backpack, I concur with your grocery bag assessment, it just doesn't bother me that much. I will confess at the end of long trips when there are laundry facilities available I wash everything so I...
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Sadly, my EDC bag is not TB, but here are the contents of what is in it. I think most of this is self explanatory. Across the top, computer (with power brick), 2 notebooks and lunch material. Bottom...
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Flitcraft, great ideas for the travel tray, thank you. Early in my traveling career I use to just lay a bandana down and put all my small items on it, so I would not lose them. Later I...
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I come in at 5' 10" if it helps with your estimate.
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Follow up - thanks again! Trip went smoothly, suit came out of the TriStar looking beautiful packed per the directions in the video. Packed it up and came home and showed my spousal unit who was...
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Potty books help children explore and create their own potty experience. Some books are serious while some are silly. Some involve animals; some involve boys or girls or both. Some give an outlet for negativity and potty resistance while others are positive and encouraging. Every book isn't for every child - just as every cookbook isn't right for every cook. Here are 10 Favorite Potty Books that highlight different aspects of the potty experience:
- Everyone Poops by Tara Gomi: Everyone Poops is a personal favorite because it's more toddler biology/science than potty training agenda. Toddlers love reading along "everyone POOPS" while building confidence and excitement for newly acquired potty skills.
- A Potty for Me by Karen Katz: Karen Katz creates a familiar style of lift-the-flap book that gives toddlers a sense of control and independence when potty expectations feel tiresome and a little overwhelming. The book moves from resistance to success with happy, page-turning surprises.
- Potty by Leslie Patricelli: This simple board book with familiar illustrations engages children in the essential potty question: where should I go potty...in a diaper or in a potty? What better way to give control back to your toddler as they revisit their options while learning new potty skills.
- No Potty! Yes, Potty or Go, Girl! Go Potty! by Emily Bolam: Boy and girl versions of another stress-relieving potty book! Bolam creates these interactive life-the-flap books with animals sitting on potties and children playing in non-potty ways with their potty chairs. No doubt toddlers need to say "no" many times until they get to the perfect potty "yes"!
- You Can Go to the Potty by William Sears, Martha Sears, and Christie Watts Kelly: This book, along with parenting tips, gives the how-to from emptying diapers into the toilet to that "feeling" of pee-pee and "poo-poo" coming to accidents and clean up. Great support for parents looking to find the right words to explain the potty process.
- Have You Seen My Potty? By Mij Kelly: Great story and problem solving as Suzy Sue goes looking for who took her potty. Rhymes and laughter abound for children who need a little silliness as they tackle a sometimes stressful and demanding responsibility of finding the potty just in time!
- I Have to Go! By Robert Munsch: Preschoolers revisit pottying long after initial potty training - on long car rides, on airplanes, and all those times they don't want to go when asked. Munsch understands kids and family and always offers some humor when things get uncomfortable.
- Once Upon a Potty by Alona Frankel: Prudence and Joshua, the little girl and boy in the respective Boy and Girl versions of Once Upon a Potty, have been helping children for decades master their bodies and pottying. They are true classics for their simplicity, honesty and clarity.
- What to Expect When You Use the Potty by Heidi Murkof: Murkoff creates the perfect parent-child Q&A book that starts with potty readiness and explores questions that 3 year olds want to know like where does the pee and poop go when you flush. Keep the potty conversations going long after initial potty training because these are engaging and meaningful questions for young children. You might even take a field trip to the water treatment plant!
- Underwear! by Mary Elise Monsell and The Underwear Book by Todd Parr: Ultimately, potty training really is about getting to wear UNDERWEAR! Celebrate your child's success with a "underwear party" with an "underwear parade" or these very funny books. Congratulations to saying Good Bye to Diapers and joining that very special club of underwear-ers!
Suggested Links
- Potty training 101: do's and don'ts
- Potty training 101: how do you know when your child is ready for potty training?
- Potty training 101: how to avoid potty training frustration
- Potty training 101: no stress help for potty training accidents
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Your husband walked out, and you're picking up the pieces of your life. These insights will help you cope with confusion and hurt after your husband leaves – they're from women dealing with the pain that comes with being abandoned.
In Runaway Husbands: The Abandoned Wife's Guide to Recovery and Renewal Vikki Stark describes "Wife Abandonment Syndrome" and offers practical tools for rebuilding shattered lives. Wife Abandonment Syndrome is a pattern of behavior on the part of a husband who leaves his wife out-of-the-blue from what she believed was a happy marriage. After a husband walks out suddenly, he often replaces the caring he used to show with anger and aggression. This is an excellent book for women whose husbands decided they don't want to be married anymore.
In this article, I share a few insights from women who are coping with the pain of being suddenly abandoned by their husbands. I don't have all the answers – or a magic wand that will make everything better – but it might help to see you're not alone. My prayer is that something on this page will help you feel better and feel better about moving on after your husband walks out.
Coping With Confusion and Hurt
Most of my articles about healing from a breakup or divorce focus on practical tips for moving forward. This time, however, I want women to see that they're not going through the pain of abandonment alone.
A wife whose husband left without saying good-bye
"My husband left last Friday," says A. "No word or anything. Just vanished. I was worried sick, and called friends and family. No one had heard anything. Finally, he called his family on Monday night to let them know he was okay. Did he ever call me? No. he still hasn't called me and it's been a week."
She says that their marriage was more or less over, but he didn't tell her he was leaving! He just walked out, leaving her to cope with more confusion and hurt than if he'd had to courage to sit down and say good-bye. He didn't have the guts to end their marriage properly.
If your husband abandoned you without saying good-bye, you're not alone! Read What Is Relationship Closure? Healing Without Saying Goodbye.
A wife whose husband walked out on marriage for a coworker
"My husband of only 3½ years left me for a co-worker," says K. "He was her mentor at work. They texted for months and I asked him to stop. Recently I found a prepaid phone and all her text messages. He said he loves her, wants to be with her and wants a divorce. I'm 42 years old….I just had a miscarriage of twins a week before he began sleeping with this woman. I feel so lost."
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Do you regret the break up? Get Your Ex BackWant to stop the separation or divorce? Save Your Marriage
Wondering how to make a man fall in love with you? Captivate Him So He'll Never Want to Leave
If your husband walked out on your marriage to move in with his mistress, you're not alone. Read How to Cope When Your Husband Leaves You for Another Woman.
A wife whose husband abandoned his wife and children
"I am heartbroken that he is choosing her over me and the kids," says B. "My heart is literally broken, as of right now we haven't split yet, this all happened yesterday. How do I stop all this hurt and confusion, all the tears? I just can't believe he doesn't love our family like I do."
If you're coping with confusion and hurt because your husband walked out on your marriage and your kids, you're not alone. Read What to Do After a Break Up.
A wife who can't detach from her ex-husband
"I'm having a very hard time detaching from my ex," says C. "He has cheated on me through 17 years of marriage. I developed non-hodgkins lymphomia last year and he started talking to women on the internet. I lost my hair and he called me names. I divorced him but since then we have tried to work it out but I caught him cheating on me again. Why do I still love him? My heart and my spirit is broken and I can't seem to find out why I feel this way."
Reading about how other women have to cope with pain and confusion when their husbands walked out of their marriages may not make you happier, but it can show you you're not alone.
Your husband walked out of your marriage – how do you cope with the confusion and hurt? I welcome your thoughts below. I can't offer personal advice or counselling, but I'm here to listen!
When He Leaves: Help and Hope for Hurting Wives is another excellent book on coping with confusion and hurt when you've been abandoned by your husband.
5 Responses to "Coping With Confusion and Hurt When Your Husband Walks Out"
Dear Sandra,
Thank you for being here, and for sharing your story. It sounds like you have been through so much with your husband! Maybe it's a blessing from God that you didn't have children with him. I don't know. I couldn't have children because of infertility problems, and I believe God works everything together for the good. I believe He knows what He's doing, and He loves us and protects us.
I'm so glad that you're getting counseling, and you're reading scripture! I don't know anything about your church, but I pray that it will give you healthy support and spiritual guidance.
You are not alone. You and I have never met, but I am praying for you and thinking about you! I know you're confused and hurt because your husband walked out – what a devastating email to get. But, I also believe that God loves you and cares for you.
What is giving you peace and joy in your life right now? What specific activities or people are you clinging to, that make you feel better about your future?
It comes in like waves…one time I feel ok, the next time I just want to die and disappear.. I think I'm still in denial..there are times I feel angry but I know it's not full blown hate but more of "angry-hurt"…I went to counseling yesterday with a lady pastor and it's a huge help in terms of facing what I'm dealing with in a spiritual level..and we prayed for healing and strength.
It's the early dawns when you wake up that hurts the most and reality hits you like being run over by a bus…it's during these times when you realize…he's really gone…
I've been alone all my life and I'm tired of it…but I'm still trying to enjoy my own company whether it be watching tv or listening to my music while driving…
As for the future, I know God has a plan even though we sometimes don't understand why He let certain tragedies happen. I just live ea day as it comes and be grateful for the other blessings, loved ones and things I still have.
This is the first itme I wrote on columns such as this. I have been married for 3 yrs..but my husband decided he doesn't want us to continue and has asked me to let him go just over a moth ago via email. You see, he works overseas and will be gone months at a time..
I know the distance will always give people the chance to not be faithful but he was the who really chose to work abroad rather than just stay with me and make us work.. I live in a country where there is no divorce. Anybody who would read his letter will find it very selfish as it is full of "HIM and HIS NEEDS". We both married rather late..I in my late 30s and him in his mid40s..we don't have kids yet but we tried for months with low success.I know his email PW then and 4mos prior to his goodbye letter, I found out that he got interested with a female co-worker and they regularly exchanged msgs. I thought of it nothing at first bcos my H is a really friendly guy and has the tendency to email and chat with people. But this Sept. I read intimate msgs bet.the OW (21y.o) and my H (49) about being in hotels and places tog. My heart sank..I couldn't eat, sleep…lost 20lbs and would have occasional migraines.. I found out, too that they have been intimately messaging ea other thru Skype..I decided to delete my account so as to stop seeing them and help myself to heal…
I am presently taking counseling from our local church and have been active in reading the Word. I don't have any siblings and my parents are both very old (80s)…so you can imagine my sheltered life.. I only wanted to have a simple life..a loving home..a family…I don't want to grow old alone… I'm taking ea day at a time but it's not an easy journey… I miss feeling 'normal' again…and I feel so lonely…
Thanks for sharing your story, Melissa. I know that your experiences will help give others the strength and courage they need for coping when their husbands walk out.
I'm glad you've forgiven him – it sounds like you have so much insight into your relationship with him. And I'm super glad you have a relationship with God I love God, and believe He is good all the time, too. Even when we don't understand what's happening in our lives.
Laurie -
Yes, my husband of nine years walked out on me. I had no clue that he wasn't happy we did everything together. He was my rock and I was his. But he chose to cheat on me with a woman he worked with that was also married, with a small child. He started coming home later not hungry, he was leaving earlier in the morning saying that he was going to hang out with his co-workers before work. My brother was one of his friends he said he was hanging out with. When I asked my brother about it he said he wasn't coming in early. Turns out he was meeting the other woman before work and after work. Then clueless me was waiting at home thinking everything was fine. Then he comes in one night said he didn't love me anymore and he was leaving. You could have knocked me over with a feather. So he had already got and apartment. She was moving in. She left her husband. They continued this world wind relationship had two babies. Something I couldn't give him. Due to cervix cancer in the past and fibroids. But he knew all of this before hand. But now I look at him with his two children. He's paying 900.00 a month for his kids. They are no longer together. She moved on to the next married man. He is working his but off to try to keep the bills paid and child support. We are friends now but no I wouldn't take him back in a million years. I have forgiven him. Because in his life there was something that I couldn't give him and that was children and now he is paying the price. I'm setting here with my 8 dogs all rescues. And I'm very content in my life. God is good.. He is good all the time. So if you think you can't make it without a man think again cause women are strong humans.


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If you make curtains out of this fabric, will whatever space is hidden behind them be bigger than you would think?
I doubt these would be allowed for serious dice play, but they sure would make gambling more adorable!
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22 that the goat may bear upon him all their iniquities to a land apart [from men]; and he shall send away the goat into the wilderness. | 22 The goat will carry on itself all their sins to a solitary place; and the man shall release it in the desert. |
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34 That which hath been the word of Jehovah unto Jeremiah the prophet concerning Elam, in the beginning of the reign of Zedekiah king of Judah, saying: | 34 This is the word of the LORD that came to Jeremiah the prophet concerning Elam, early in the reign of Zedekiah king of Judah: |
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Ha Ha Ha...Joe Biden is soooo funny he should be on Saturday Night
Live...every week!!! Perhaps he is a bit confused...his discription
more applicable to the Anglo-Saxon upper class...here in America!! Does
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administration!! The Free Trade paladins running the U.S under Obama
created the perfect storm...they will grind down domestic companies like
and Chrysler and destroy the American trade union movement in the
procees...while its business as usual for Hyundai and Toyota. Can our
really be that ignorant??? 60% of ALL children in the U.S. under age 5
Hispanic...40% of ALL live births in the U.S. in 2007 were
Will someone please tell Biden that it is HIS culture that is in
demographic free fall!! I'm not going to lose sleep over Russia's
problems...they overcame the Mongols, Napoleon and Hitler!!! I'd be
if the Obama administration could stop the millions of foreclosures and
massive job losses HERE...and with 130K troops STILL in Shia dominant
Iraq...losses mounting in Afghanistan...Pakistan in chaos...and Iran
closing in on a Shia nuclear weapon...Biden is the last person from the
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Based on the pattern from this address: http://wkdesigner.wordpress.com/2009/05/07/cloche-hat/
yet unadorned, this basic pattern for cloche hats is fairly easy to figure out and to adjust to your tastes, and, well, if you do follow Downton Abbey, it might just be your first step into vintage sewing… As soon as I learn to do it properly, I will try to make a tutorial about this one. That's why I tried to crame up as much pictures as I could.
ANYTHING GOES!!! But mine are made of suiting wool.
Jan 30, 2013, 02.02 AMby HelenMoore
This is wonderful! I had downloaded the pattern last year but I had never seen it done by any other than the model piece. Now I think I will have a go at it.
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Fab hat!! Well done.z
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oh lovely thank you for putting the link to the pattern in! i think i will have a go, love a free pattern! its a lovely looking hat! i really must learn how to post up the things i have been making!
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Thank you ! The only thing that was missing from the original pattern were pictures of people who actually tried it. I hope my "not so good picture" will help people figuring it out! I would really much enjoy seeing what you make !
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SANGRUR: Shiromani Akali Dal no more has remained a party of Sikhs and associated with peasantry. The party usually associated with Sikhs and peasantry has throwing away the tag has ensured at least seven Hindu candidates winning the election on SAD ticket.
Parkash Chand Garg, Prem Mittal, Sarup Chand Singla, Deep Malhotra, NK Sharma, Pawan Kumar Teenu, Shiv Ram Kler, Avinash Chander have won the election. Parkash Chand Garg has won from Sangrur, Prem Mittal from Mansa, Sarup Chand Singla from Bathinda urban, Deep Malhotra from Faridkot, NK Sharma from Dera Bassi, Pawan Kumar Teenu from Jalandhar and Shiv Ram Kler, Avinash Chander from Phillaur has won from Jagraon assembly constituency.
The win of Sarup Chand Singla is being projected as the biggest win as he was pitted against Harminder Singh Jassi, who is closely associated with Dera Sacha Sauda head Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh and Dera was presumed as a big factor in Punjab elections.
SAD secretary general Sukhdev Singh Dhindsa said "SAD is no more associated with any particular caste or religion. By throwing away the tag of party termed associated more with Sikhs, SAD had provided tickets to Hindus and electorates too have put its seal of approval by returning all of them as victorious. The change of tag has turned out beneficial for SAD and labeling SAD not only the party of ruralites but also of urbanites". Dhindsa said SAD believes more in universality and this change of tag is here to stay.
Though Parkash Chand Garg, Sarup Chand Singla, Avinash Chander had earlier as well but Deep Malhotra, NK Sharma, Pawan Kumar Tenu, SR Kler were fielded for the first time and all have won.
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I stopped believing in Roman Catholic Church's teachings 40 years ago. I don't believe in God. And save for weddings and funerals, I never go to church.
Pope John Paul II's funeral struck me as more pagan than Christian.
But then I am a critic of the pope. John Paul was hugely popular, but, to be blunt, vastly overrated.
And the selection of John Paul's confidante, Pope Benedict XVI, is an exclamation point made by the College of Cardinals that nothing that mainstream Catholics might hope for -- permitting birth control, ordaining women priests and allowing marriage for male priests -- is even remotely possible.
The College of Cardinals sent a clear message with its choice of Benedict XVI, a 78-year old conservative hardliner: don't expect us to budge from where we have been since the time of St. Peter.
In death, Pope John Paul II has been nearly deified. But for me, once a devout Roman Catholic, I will never be able to come to terms with his polar opposite positions on three things I view as crucial for the Church.
• Family planning: No one on earth has more influence than the pope. I believe that John Paul could have done vast good for the poor, undereducated people of the world if he had taken a stand in favor of family planning that includes birth control. Approximately 15 million people die annually from hunger. Yet the Church remains unbending in its adherence to "natural family planning" while rejecting birth control.
• Ordaining women: I grew up admiring the talents and wisdom of women. My mother and my two grandmothers reared me. And I have three sisters. Long before women's liberation, I supported women in all their endeavors. That the Church will not even enter into an open and honest debate about women as priests is inexcusable. But John Paul II had a well-established pattern of stifling imaginative thinking and dissent in any form.
• Celibacy in priests: John Paul II didn't give an inch regarding the possibility of priests marrying. Said the pope, "The vow of celibacy is a matter of keeping one's word to Christ and the Church … a duty and a proof of the priest's inner maturity; it is the expression of his personal dignity." I see it differently. Thousands of fine young men turn away from the priesthood every year because few are willing to work for poverty wages while suppressing their normal human sexual needs.
And speaking of sex, can anyone understand -- let alone forgive -- the pope's failure to punish pedophile priests during the abuse scandals of recent years?
In truth, the Vatican actively undercut the U.S. Bishops who had written as part of their 2002 "Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People" that any diocese "will report to the public authorities any allegation of sexual abuse of a person who is currently a minor.''
Commenting at the time on the Vatican's position, David Clohessy, the national director of the Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests said: "This is a huge backtracking. It's a huge and shameful retreat. It goes back to the longstanding practice of doing the absolute bare minimum.''
I followed the sex abuse scandal with enormous sadness -- and a feeling of great relief.
For several years, I was an altar boy. Although I was never touched, many victims were also knights of the altar. I spent hours alone with priests in the sacristy watching in awe as the priests dressed in their sacred vestments. Part of the ritual included helping the priest help tie his rope belt around his waist.
To me, a young pre-teenage boy, the priests were God-like. I doubt if I would have had the resolve to resist any advances had they been made.
I'd like to think that priests who took advantage of vulnerable children would be punished. But they were instead sent to other parishes where they could continue their patterns of abuse.
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…I am starting to believe the bashers and critics of Caro…She will never win a Grand Slam.
Yeah, her level of play and not having the ability to close out matches makes it look like she will never win a major.
Its too bad, because draws are wide open.
Vika just played Ivanovic, Hantuchova, Pennetta. This was the first time Ana won a set at a major aginst a top 10 player in years, or some stat similar to that.
Dani couldnt win a round 1 match at several majors. Flavia had never been to semi before.
This could be a draw at any Tier III. If that was Caro's draw to the Lux final, it would be average for a Tier III
Same with Bartoli at the last major: Knapp, Stephens, Flipkens. If Vesnina beat those 3 at Hobart, no one would think twice about it.
But you still have to get thru draws. If you fold against qualifiers, you are far away from contention. Caro could not win a title all year. And if she beat q, Scheepers, q, those 3 wins wuld tie for her 2nd best tournament all year. She won 4 matches once all year
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It seems like I heard somewhere that citris fruits can ruin a beer if you ferment with them.....is this true? My hefe is fully fermented, and i'm going to keg it soon. Is it possible to squeeze some lemon into the beer before kegging, or maybe toss them in and let them mingle for a bit in the fermentor before kegging? I know people do this with fruits like apricots, etc., but what about something with a higher PH like lemons? thanks,
Why not just add a slice of lemon to your glass of hefe? Hard to beat a fresh lemon slice. Problem with adding fruit to the keg is that the fruit tends to get sucked into the dip tube. I managed to suck some cherries into my cherry wheat through the auto-siphon and have to hit the liquid side dip tube with a 30psi blast of CO2 every once and a while to clear out the pulp.
I always squeeze a slice of lemon into my hefe. Nothing better than that. I'm just wondering how to spice up this batch. It was my first AG (done a couple since with great success, though), and I didn't hit my temps with any success. It's pretty dry (added some malto-dextrin) and less than optimal tasting.....that's all. Just looking for some flava' Cpt Kirks.....congrats on your 1000th post on your next
I have seen Hefeweizen served by pouring most of the bottle into a glass, rolling the bottle back and forth between the hands to put the yeast into suspension, floating a slice of lemon on top of the brew in the glass, and pouring the remaining beer and yeast through the lemon slice. I assume that this is a traditional German method, but I am quite a few generations removed from Germany. Perhaps someone more knowledgeable can chime in.
If you must add a lemon then it's better in the glass. This way if you don't feel like lemon one day you can pull a straight hefe out of the tap! This will also let you keep good head on the beer (as long as you don't add lemon). My 1/50th of a dollar.
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In your humble opinion which method do you find works better at maintaing your temperature? I myself have a 2 zone fermentation chamber; one side doubles as my kegerator so I keep that side around 38 F and the opposing side stays between 50-55. I know at some point, im going to need to hit temps above 38 but below 50 on the kegerator side and temps higher then 55 on the other side. Just doing some advanced research.
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Werewolves are said to undergo a complete transformation into a wolf-like being with complete muzzle, pronounced teeth, claws, relocated ears and a changed skeletal structure resulting in a more bestial appearance reminiscent of a wolf or other creatures (examples of legend including jaguars, bears and other dominant predators depending on region of the world). These creatures are often based on the most dominant predator of the region and are nearly identical to the animal of origin.Jaguars
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Werewolves are prone to transformation under the light of a full moon, making their rampages a nocturnal rampage on the brightest night of the month.Alters
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1 Woe to you, apostate children, saith the Lord, that you would take counsel, and not of me: and would begin a web, and not by my spirit, that you might add sin upon sin: | 1 "Woe to the obstinate children," declares the LORD, "to those who carry out plans that are not mine, forming an alliance, but not by my Spirit, heaping sin upon sin; |
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Can You Treat ED with OTC?
Can You Treat ED with OTC?
Erectile dysfunction (ED), or impotence, is a concern for millions of men around the world. In the United States alone, over 18 million men suffer from ED, according to the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. While men over age 70 are more likely to have ED, even men in their 20s can experience the problem.
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ED Treatment Options
A wide range of treatment options exist for ED management. These options include:
- oral medications
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- medical devices
- penile implants
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There are three prescription medications that the Mayo Clinic lists as effective for many men:
- sildenafil (Viagra)
- tadalafil (Cialis)
- vardenafil (Levitra and Staxyn)
But what about OTC options, such as drugs or supplements? OTC medicines for impotence have been met with some controversy in the medical community.
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FDA Warning: "Hidden Risks"
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) posted a warning on its website about the "hidden risks" of products designed to treat ED that are sold online.
On its website, the FDA published a list of 29 online OTC products to be avoided. These products are generally referred to as "dietary supplements."
The FDA has not approved these products for sale. The regulatory agency notes that these supplements many contain harmful ingredients.
What's Wrong with OTCs for ED?
What's Wrong with OTCs for ED?
While some OTC treatments for ED may be somewhat effective, the aforementioned FDA statement warns that they may not be safe.
Some dietary supplements available on the Internet have been found to contain ingredients that aren't included on the label. These ingredients may be dangerous for people who take them.
The unlisted ingredients may cause harmful side effects in some users. These OTC treatments may also interact with other drugs that someone with ED is taking, which could make the supplements unsafe.
Potentially Helpful OTC Treatments
Potentially Helpful OTC Treatments
According to the Mayo Clinic, there are four herbal remedies that have shown positive results in clinical studies:
- L-arginine
- ginseng
- yohimbe
They note that since these are supplements and not prescription drugs, they have not been thoroughly tested or proven to be safe and effective.
What's more, the amount of active ingredients in products containing these supplements may not be consistent.
DHEA and L-arginine
DHEA and L-arginine
The Mayo Clinic states that dihydroepiandrosterone (DHEA) has shown generally safe and positive results in humans when taken in low doses. The National Institutes of Health (NIH) site says DHEA is "possibly effective" for treating ED.
In addition to possibly helping ED in men, DHEA may also help increase low libido in women.
The Mayo Clinic also says that L-arginine might improve ED by allowing for improved blood flow to the penis. However, it can cause mild side effects, such as cramping and nausea.
Ginseng and Yohimbe
Ginseng and Yohimbe
There has only been limited research into ginseng's ability to help improve ED symptoms. But the Mayo Clinic notes that ginseng has shown some positive results in human studies. It appears "generally safe" when used short-term.
The NIH says that yohimbe is "possibly effective" for ED.
The National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine (NCCAM) states that it is unknown whether yohimbe helps ED. Yohimbe has been linked with a number of side effects, including high blood pressure and increased heart rate.
More Studies Needed
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Not all herbs that may be effective in ED have been studied in humans, according to the Mayo Clinic.
Epimedium, for example, has shown improved sexual performance in animal studies. But it hasn't been tested in humans.
The bottom line is: do your research and talk to your doctor before trying an OTC treatment for ED. Otherwise, you may do more harm than good.
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- ED: Non-Surgical Management (Erectile Dysfunction). (2013, April). Urology Care Foundation. Retrieved January 11, 2014, from http://www.urologyhealth.org/urology/index.cfm?article=60
- Erectile Dysfunction. (n.d.). National Institutes of Health. Retrieved January 10, 2014, from http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/erectiledysfunction.html
- Erectile dysfunction: Definition. (2012, February 10). Definition. Retrieved January 11, 2014, from http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/erectile-dysfunction/basics/definition/con-20034244
- Erectile dysfunction herbs: A natural treatment for ED? (2013, January 19). Mayo Clinic. Retrieved January 11, 2014, from http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/erectile-dysfunction/in-depth/erectile-dysfunction-herbs/ART-20044394
- Erectile dysfunction: Treatment. (2012, February 10). Mayo Clinic. Retrieved January 11, 2014, from http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/erectile-dysfunction/basics/treatment/con-20034244
- Erectile dysfunction: Viagra and other oral medications. (2012, June 6). Mayo Clinic. Retrieved January 11, 2014, from http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/erectile-dysfunction/in-depth/erectile-dysfunction/ART-20047821
- FDA Warns Consumers About Dangerous Ingredients in "Dietary Supplements" Promoted for Sexual Enhancement. (2006, July 12). U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Retrieved January 11, 2014, from http://www.fda.gov/NewsEvents/Newsroom/PressAnnouncements/2006/ucm108690.htm
- Hidden Risks of Erectile Dysfunction "Treatments" Sold Online. (2013, December 7). U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Retrieved January 11, 2014, from http://www.fda.gov/ForConsumers/ConsumerUpdates/ucm048386.htm
- Yohimbe. (2012, July). National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine. Retrieved January 11, 2014, from http://nccam.nih.gov/health/yohimbe
- Yohimbe. (2011, September 12). National Institutes of Health. Retrieved January 11, 2014, from http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/druginfo/natural/759.html
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There are sound systems, and then there are monstrous sound systems. This one definitely falls into the latter category. In the words of immortal loud band AC/DC: If you see the SoundTank rolling into your neighborhood, "lock up your daughter, lock up your wife, lock up your back door and run for your life". And for the love of God, cover your ears.
Nik Nowak's concept sound vehicle, dubbed the Panzer Soundtank combines an army tank-looking machine, some speakers and drum machines for a vehicle that will rock you like a hurricane. Inside of this beast you'll find a seat and all the DJ equipment necessary to rock a party.
So apparently we will soon be seeing DJ wars fought in our streets as other DJs build their own tanks and unleash them. We can expect a lot of collateral ear damage, but what the hell.
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"A missionary disciple must live the encounter with Christ," Archbishop Orani Joao Tempesta said Nov. 16 to a group of Catholic leaders gathered in Mexico City.
The Americas today are in urgent need of missionaries, and evangelization is critical, he stressed, pointing to those who have strayed from the faith, as well as those have have not yet received the good news of Jesus Christ.
When we see adults who have been baptized but not catechized, we realize the need for a renewal of faith, he explained, adding that while this is a daunting task, we can find hope in the Year of Faith, and in the Holy Father's teachings, including his encyclical on the theological virtue.
The archbishop was speaking Nov. 16 at the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe during a conference entitled "Our Lady of Guadalupe, Star of the New Evangelization on the American Continent."
The four-day conference drew bishops, priests, religious and lay leaders from across North, Central and South America to consider the role and mission of the Church throughout the region, giving particular attention to Our Lady of Guadalupe.
Sponsored by the Pontifical Commission for Latin America, the Knights of Columbus, the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe, and the Higher Institute of Guadalupan Studies, the event builds on a similar gathering held in Rome last year, as well as Bl. John Paul II's apostolic exhortation Ecclesia in America.
Pope Francis teaches us that our primary job as the Church is not to proselytize, but to provide a testimony of life that flows from a true encounter with Christ, Archbishop Tempesta said in his talk. All the people of God must therefore learn to see themselves as missionaries, called to spread the Gospel through their lives.
This requires a "culture of encounter," which Pope Francis talks about frequently, he added.
Bishops and other Catholic leaders should help foster this culture of encounter in order to address "the challenge of renewal within the Church."
"We must be pastors near the people," the archbishop emphasized – not distant or ambitious, but willing to "support with love and patience the steps taken by God in his people."
He encouraged his fellows bishops to "conduct ecclesiastic work which is truly pastoral and not just administrative" and to embrace pastoral work for the good of the Church.
He advised them to be proactive on problems that may arise in their dioceses and to "promote reconciliation and encounter with the mercy of God," while looking always for the good of the faithful and society.
Furthermore, the archbishop said, there is a need to renew a consciousness of the Holy Spirit present in the Word of God and the Sacraments. The laity can participate in this great task by being "missionary disciples" as well, he said.
The Pope also teaches us to recognize the importance of the youth, Archbishop Tempesta continued.
He encouraged his fellow bishops and other leaders in the Church to go out to young people, meeting them where they are at and listening to the joys and challenges of their lives.
"We must help young people rediscover the value and the joy of the faith," he said.
"This is very difficult," he acknowledged, but when a young person understands that he is personally loved by God, "this feeling goes with him throughout his entire life."
The young people are truly the future of the Church, Archbishop Tempesta said, adding that they can benefit from encountering another often-forgotten segment of society: the elderly.
The Church should foster inter-generational dialogue, he urged, because this allows the elderly to "offer the wisdom they have obtained over the course of their lives."
Only through dialogue, cultivated "with the heart of a pastor," will Church leaders succeed in reaching those who have fallen away from the faith through the "culture of encounter" promoted by the Pope, he said.
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Auto loan rates were on the move this week. Let's start with used car loan rates. Both the average 3-year and 4-year used car loan rates jumped nearly one-eighth of a percentage point to 6.55 percent and 6.67 percent, respectively.
Rates for new cars were more subdued, with the average 3-year rate inching up to 5.47 percent, the average 4-year rate holding at 5.53 percent, and the average 5-year rate dipping to 5.56 percent.
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DAYTON -- An hour before the opening tip of UNC-Asheville and Arkansas-Little Rock in Dayton, it certainly did not feel like the beginning of the NCAA tournament.
The NCAA did all that it could. There were four fancy new big-screen monitors hanging in the arena. Banners proclaiming "First Four" were everywhere, and a freshly-painted NCAA logo adorned the floor. Even the college basketball announcing A-team of Jim Nantz, Clark Kellogg and Steve Kerr were sitting courtside to give an aura of legitimacy to the first attempt at making this precursor to the start of March Madness an important event.
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But none of it really worked. Before the tip, the arena still felt like one had wandered into a regular-season game somewhere in the lower levels of Division I. Only one team had a band, the dance teams were only 6-8 deep and the spectators on hand, while impressive, seemed to be rather uninterested in what was taking place before them.
But then, as the song goes, the ball was tipped and there we were. Once the actual game got under way, UNC Asheville's 81-77 overtime victory over Arkansas-Little Rock had all the excitement and feel of an exciting first-round NCAA tournament game. Taking an arena of mostly neutrals and converting them into partisan followers, the two teams slugged back and forth in an entertaining up-and-down affair that contained the usual prerequisites for a great tournament game.
There was the unknown hero hitting a big shot and becoming a household name for a day. In this case is was Matt Dickey, who buried a game-tying 3-pointer with 10 seconds remaining in regulation, over the outstretched arm of a Little Rock defender.
Dickey has had a great career at UNC-Asheville, and will likely finish his career next season as one of the school's all-time leading scorers. But his status on the national college basketball scene can best be summed up by his section of the official UNC-Asheville notes. Under the listing for his career highlights, it notes that last season he "scored eight points and stole the ball from Kentucky star John Wall." Not exactly the stuff of college basketball immortality.
There was also the controversial officiating decisions that drive fans crazy and are a hallmark of any important March tournament game. In this case, the referees called an absurd 49 fouls, taking some of the pace away from the game and leaving both teams depleted at the end.
Most notably, Arkansas-Little Rock star Solomon Bozeman picked up his fifth foul toward the end of regulation, causing the Trojans' offense to go stagnant without its key weapon in overtime.
And we also had a suddenly-alive crowd, one that nearly packed the Dayton arena by the end of the game and filled the stands with energy. With the vast majority of attendees without an obvious rooting interest, they nevertheless got swept up in the NCAA tournament fever, picking sides and turning the atmosphere electric in the game's final minutes. Whatever people may say about the format, the fans of Dayton showcased why it is the perfect city to host such an event.
Now UNC-Asheville moves on to play in what we are now apparently calling the "second round" (for the record, I think that is ridiculous) and will face Pittsburgh in Washington, D.C. (Someone should tell one UNC-Asheville cheerleader, however, who as she was walking to the locker room after the game said with excitement, "So we get to go to D.C. now? Who do we play, the University of Washington, D.C.!?")
Some on press row and in the media hooting gallery were decrying this game a farce, and mocking the entire enterprise a failed decision. And before the game began, as I walked around the somewhat bizarre unconventional atmosphere, I may have agreed.
But after the game began, it became clear that the First Four and the notion of a play-in game for 16 seeds can still be exciting and worth watching. What makes the NCAA tournament great is that even when we know literally nothing about the teams on the floor, within moments we are wrapped up in the game, and can become emotionally attached to each play.
On Tuesday afternoon, I didn't think I would care one iota about UNC-Asheville or Arkansas-Little Rock. But by the end of the evening, I saw the two teams square off in an entertaining, if not spectacularly played, game and I am now totally ready to see what guys like Dickey and J.P. Primm can do against Pittsburgh.
That is what the NCAA tournament is truly about.
Even now, at a small arena in Dayton, and on some television station called truTV, the First Four is still able to capture its wonderful essence.